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Dom na Sosnowym Wzgórzu

Poland, Suwałki Region, Sejny

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The first question I usually hear from my guests is: what are those Hołny Wolmera? It must be admitted that we have quite unusual names in the Sejny region. On the way you can pass Poćkuny or Jenoraście, perhaps Wiłkokuk and Nożegary. There are also Half-cats, nomen omen halfway interrupted by the road and magically appearing again a bit further, behind another "Półkoty" sign. So I am answering straight away: in the 18th century, two newcomers came to the Sejny region. The first was a Polish deputy to the Great Sejm and his name was Kazimierz Wolmer. The other probably did not like standing still: he was of German origin, but he lived in Livonia, and finally settled near Sejny. His name was Jan Meyer. It is not known how much they had in common except for one thing - they married well. They joined the Chlewiński family, one got married to Anna, the other to Rachela, and the properties they took over began to be named after their surnames. You don't have to make a special effort to imagine what Hołny looked like three centuries ago. Further, roe deer and hares can be seen on daily walks. Further on, there are a couple of houses in a cross in each village. We are over half a kilometer from our neighbor. The lakes are still wildly overgrown and clean as centuries ago. There are two new things, that's for sure: the internet (you can catch it even in our forest house) and the border with Lithuania, 300 meters from the habitat. With us you will see how easy it is to exceed them in every dimension.

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I came to this place for the first time 17 years ago. I remember the atmosphere of a wonderful makeshift, sleeping on hay in a barn…. but I needed time to, as they say, build a house and plant a tree. I am a culture expert by education, which is why I have always been drawn to the Borderland, where Polish, Lithuanian, Belarusian and Jewish history and culture intertwine. The house on Pine Hill was a house built with my loved ones in mind. I believe that they spent a wonderful time here, with the smell of mowed grass, coffee in the morning smelling of cinnamon with a hint of chili, the singing of cormorants and the clatter of storks, but also the silence that penetrates here like nowhere else. Now I give it to you, dear guests, hoping that you will discover this place for yourself and you will feel as good in this house as my friends. Here's a big request - when asking for a reservation, write something about yourself. We care about nice communication working both ways. We will be very pleased to host you.

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We speak these languages: Polish, English
We are not on-site, but friendly help will look after you

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We don't have televisions
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We are far away from other residences
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house for up to 6 people in the woods with no neighbors
house for up to 6 people in the woods with no neighbors
self cooking
self cooking
you can buy local goodies nearby
you can buy local goodies nearby
1.5 km to the nearest lake with our pier
1.5 km to the nearest lake with our pier
rafting on Rospuda, Hańcza or Marycha?
rafting on Rospuda, Hańcza or Marycha?
you can take your dog (read the rules below)
you can take your dog (read the rules below)

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Welcome to the border where Poles and Lithuanians live together. Cultures and languages intertwine and merge, and the Sejny region community cares for its common heritage. Our house is located in one of the vast villages - in Hołny Wolmera. On a daily basis, however, it does not feel like a village, but more like a remote area - the house is located in the forest, among meadows, just a few hundred meters from the border and less than 2 kilometers from a beautiful lake located at the junction of two countries. The house is built of thick logs, with an aspen roof. It has 132 square meters. Outside, there is a terrace on both sides, where all the holiday lazing takes place. On the terrace there is a table made of over a hundred-year-old barn doors and chairs, armchairs and deckchairs. Around 3 hectares of your own habitat, forest and fields. Behind the house there is a 20-hectare meadow, perfect for flying a kite. On the ground floor there is a large living room with an open kitchen, fireplace and sofa. On the right there is a bedroom with balcony doors leading to the terrace. The floors on the ground floor are made of loft stone, which makes them pleasantly cool on warm days. There is also a bathroom with a shower downstairs. There are wooden stairs leading to the first floor, and then there is a beautiful wooden parquet floor. And therefore, a huge request: do not wear shoes around the house, and if you come with a dog, do not let your pet upstairs. There is a railing near the stairs on the ground floor that makes this task easier. On the first floor there is a second bathroom and two bedrooms. Each of them can sleep two people. The largest one has a restored wardrobe that is over 100 years old.

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Living room with couches (62 m2)
Dining room with tables
Terrace (60 m2)
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You cook what you want but you never had time. I am leaving you a basket full of wonderful spices brought from different parts of the world. You have a fully equipped kitchen and a terrace at your disposal, perfect for candlelight dinners lasting until the night. For fresh eggs, go to Mrs. Pietuszewska, who lives on the road to Berżniki. The best fish can be found in the Sieja store in Sejny, there is also a vegetable market there on Tuesdays and Fridays, where you can buy fresh fruit and make jam from them. In Sejny there is also (close to the Biedronka store) a well-stocked Lithuanian store (RUTA), selling smoked tenderloins and kindziuk, and Vynoteka, which has a nice collection of wines and, importantly, inexpensive ones. If cooking is not your forte, go to Dworek Hołny in Hołny Mejera (road to Ogrodniki), where you can eat the best zander on zucchini pancakes, tench, trout, whitefish, but also beef cheeks, and for dessert home-made ice cream. A little closer there is the Fishgrill Fish Fry at Lake Hołny and the Restaurant at the Skarpa Hotel in Sejny, where Lithuanian cuisine is the specialty.

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Free coffee
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We recommend nearby restaurants

Restauracja Dworek Hołny (4 km)
Smażalnia Ryb Fishgrill przy jeziorze Hołny, przy drodze na granicę z Litwa w Ogrodniakch (4 km)
Restauracja w Hotelu Skarpa w Sejnach (specjalność kuchnia litewska) (14 km)

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You can buy eco products nearby

jajka i ziemniaki od Małgosi (Berżniki 80) (2 km)
Sieja. Sklep rybny w Sejnach (11,5 km)
targ warzywny w Sejnach (12 km)
sklep litewski RUTA w Sejnach (11 km)
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Grocery stores nearby

sklep spożywczy w Berżnikach (4 km)
sklep spożywczy w Ogrodniach (4km)

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Will I not be bored?

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The Sejny region is a borderland of cultures, where Poles, Lithuanians, Jews and Belarusians lived side by side over the last century. This is where the Borderland of Arts, Cultures and Nations Center (Sejny) is located, which, like no other, combines everything that is good from the Borderland. The resort organizes concerts, performances and workshops - if you want to learn about the culture of the region, be sure to check what events are planned during your stay at Sosnowe Wzgórze. In the house among the trees, near the lakes and a stone's throw from the border, there is a lot to catch your breath. You don't have to move anywhere - you can walk barefoot in the meadows, pick wild strawberries, watch birds, look for animals from wooden pulpits and laze around carelessly doing nothing. The nearest neighbor is so far away that you can feel like in the middle of nowhere. The nearest lake, Bałądz, is a 15-minute walk through the village or along the border strip. There are also many places in the area that you can visit and spend time actively. I recommend taking a look at this shortlist: * Berżniki - the first town in the Suwałki Region, with a church from the early 19th century and a parish from the 15th century (both restored buildings). Berźniki used to have city rights, granted to them by Queen Bona, but they lost them to Sejny. You can read more here (https://portretywsi.pl/berzniki-prezento-miasto-na-suwalszczyznie/) *Łempis Reserve (8.5 km from the house) and Tobolinka Reserve (22 km). Both reserves are famous for their wildlife and are close enough for an afternoon walk. * Canoeing. There are at least a few options here, and apart from kayaking on the well-known rivers: Hańcza and Rospuda, we recommend our Marycha - a very winding and picturesque river, flowing through almost the entire Sejny region, right next to the border with Lithuania. There are several routes to choose from on all rivers, varying in difficulty. The nearest kayak rental is in Giby. * The manor house in Krasnogruda, where Czesław Miłosz used to spend his holidays. The manor is located on Lake Hołny and belongs to the Borderland Center - it also hosts cultural events. * Vilnius is 170 km from us, Trakai Castle is 140 km away, so it's hard to find a better starting point in Poland for getting to know our eastern neighbor. If you do not want to go on your own, you will certainly find offers of various one-day trips in local travel agencies. * In the summer, the Pogranicze Center organizes concerts of the Klezmer Orchestra (check the Summer in Pogranicze Program) * It is 35 km to the Wigry Landscape Park, and there you can walk in silence along the educational paths winding by the lake or use the Wigry Narrow-Gauge Railway. which runs through the picturesque forests of the Augustowska Forest and the Wigry National Park * A little further, 60 km from the house, there is (the most beautiful in our opinion) Suwałki Landscape Park * Bridge in Stańczyki - the highest bridges in our country, which in its construction refers to the elements characteristic of Roman aqueducts in Pont de Gard. The building was built in 1926. * Dowspuda - the remains of the neo-Gothic Pac Palace, which can be seen during a one-day canoeing trip on the Rospuda River (near the village of Raczki)

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For those who want relaxation

Forest paths
Yoga classes (book in advance)
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For hedonists

Bath towels available

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For sports enthusiasts

Kayaks (14 km)
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For those craving art

Ośrodek Pogranicze Sztuk Kultur i Narodów w Sejnach  (12,5 km)
Krasnogruda - MIędzynarodowe Centrum Dialogu (7 km)
Spółdzielnia Jazzowa w Sejnach (12 km)
Galeria Strumiłło Maćkowa Ruda 17 (30 km)
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Monuments

Biała Synagoga, Dom Talmudyczny oraz Stara Poczta w Sejnach (14 km)
Klasztor Konwentu Dominikanów w Sejnach (14 km)

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What’s there for children?

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The charms of the house will be appreciated primarily by adults - it is an oasis of silence and beautiful places that can be discovered on daily walks and with excellent conditions for creative work. However, if you want to come with children - you are welcome, just take into account that the habitat area is not fenced and there are no balustrades on the terrace - you need to be careful. Children can enjoy simple, rural entertainment and enjoy spending whole days in nature. There are meadows full of cornflowers and poppies waiting for them, from which they can make collages or bouquets for their mother. There will be swimming in the lake and playing hide and seek in the forest. There are balls, badminton equipment and board games on site. My closest neighbor has a herd of lovely goats... :) Bicycles, fishing rods and Wellington boots are very useful here, because the morning fog leaves a charming dew.

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Bath tub for babies

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Attractions for children in the area

Warsztaty w Ośrodku Pogranicze (12,5 km)
Park Linowy w Druskiennikach (43 km)
Dom kultury w Sejnach (12 km)

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Come and visit us for workation! You can easily make a video call, receive e-mails and send larger attachments without any problems. Internet is available throughout the house and on the terrace. If you don't turn on the music yourself, you will have peace and quiet disturbed only by the chirping of birds. We invite everyone who works from a semi-reclined position to the most comfortable couch you have ever sat on. However, if you need a table, no problem. There is a very large six-person table in the living room and a large table on the terrace (for at least 4 people). There is one small table in the upstairs room. You can always move to rooms that are locked. Outside you will find sun loungers and comfortable armchairs. Since you rent the house exclusively, no one will disturb you.

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Fast Internet/WiFi
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Common workspace (62 m2)
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Our address: Hołny Wolmera 40, Sejny, Suwałki Region, Poland

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It is best to come to us by car. You can get to Augusta or Suwałki by train, but then you still have to get to us, and it's a bit of a journey (40 km) or by bus to Sejny, the capital of the Sejny region (we are 14 km from Sejny). We can always help if you don't have a car.

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Bus: Sejny (14 km)

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The price includes renting the entire house. Minimum stay in the summer season - minimum 7 days (from Saturday to Saturday). You can always write to the owner and arrange another date, if possible. In other months – at least 3 or 5 days. Prices range from PLN 690 to PLN 990 depending on the season and number of guests. The stay on New Year's Eve is agreed separately. Stays longer than 14 days – prices determined individually. The house has underfloor heating (used in winter and late autumn), which, like wood for the stove and cleaning, is included in the rental price. In the event of damage caused during the stay (including destruction and loss of items, dirty or scratched walls), guests are responsible and bear the costs provided by the Host (taking into account market prices).

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Arrival from 18:00 to 22:00
Departure to 11:00
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The number of people accommodated in the house must not exceed 6 people, unless we agree otherwise when booking. Pets are welcome for free (up to 2 dogs) but there is a great request that they do not enter the upper part of the house (there is a railing by the stairs) and please take care that they do not destroy things left at home. Please bring your own towel to wipe the paws and cups. On the day of departure, a big request to clean up all small and large poops after your dog. Because we like to go barefoot but we don't like unpleasant surprises... :) We don't smoke at home, we have beautiful terraces for that :)

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5

Niesamowicie klimatyczne miejsce. Czas spędzony w Domu na Sosnowym Wzgórzu pozwala na całkowite wyciszenie, zapomnienie o codziennych obowiązkach, żadna sprawa nie goni. Po powrocie ma się więcej energii i spokoju na każdym zakręcie. Czas w tym miejscu płynie inaczej. Serdecznie polecamy. Pani Ewa potrafi zaopiekować się gośćmi ❤️


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Dom na Sosnowym Wzgórzu to idealne miejsce na ucieczkę od miejskiego zgiełku. W moim przypadku był to samotny, ponad tygodniowy wyjazd, aby "przewietrzyć" głowę. Jeśli chodzi o okolicę, niby koniec świata, a jednak intrygujące pogranicze kultur. Od granicy z Litwą dom dzieli rozległa łąka, więc podczas długich spacerów, szczególnie nad pięknie położone Jezioro Bałędź/Balandis, możemy wybrać trasę zarówno po polskiej, jak i litewskiej stronie. Rozeznanie w terenie i historii regionu ułatwiają liczne publikacje (książki, przewodniki, mapy), dostępne w domu i na tyle ciekawe, że samemu zdarzyło mi się tak zanurzyć w lekturze, że następnego dnia na stole zagościły trzy wina domowej roboty Pana Mariusza. Polecam słodki rabarbar 😉 Sam dom w pełni wyposażony. Komfortowe sypialnie, łazienki i kuchnia, gdzie niczego nie brakowało, w tym kawy i kawiarek, czyli nieodłącznych towarzyszy poranków. W chłodniejsze wieczory do dyspozycji jest pokaźnych gabarytów koza, jednak podczas mojego, wczesnojesiennego pobytu nie było potrzeby, aby skorzystać z jej usług. Niemalże wszystko czego dusza zapragnie jest pod ręką. W każdej sypialni półki uginające się pod ciężarem książek od Mariusza Szczygła, przez Olgę Tokarczuk, kończąc na Stanisławie Lemie. Lektura najlepiej smakuje na przestrzennym tarasie, który nawet podczas deszczu, pozwala komfortowo spędzać czas na zewnątrz domu, czy to przy stole, czy to w wygodnym hamaku. Pani Ewa, właścicielka domu, jest niezwykle pomocna i dostępna pod telefonem niemal o każdej porze dnia 🙂 Historia domu, zdaje się być istotną częścią historii Pani Ewy, więc możemy mieć pewność, że spędzając czas w Domu na Sosnowym Wzgórzu znajdujemy się w dobrych rękach.


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Sielskość absolutna! Na tym tarasie w przeróżnych konfiguracjach i pozycjach spędzaliśmy caały boży dzień i wcale się tego nie wstydzimy. W Domu na Sosnowym Wzgórzu spędziliśmy tydzień i tylko ze dwa razy pojechaliśmy do Sejn po chlebek litewski co się w ogóle nie starzeje i jakieś zapasy, a tak to wystarczyły nam wycieczki nad jezioro i wieczorne spacery. Mój dwulatek nie dał się odciągnąć od stadka kóz po sąsiedzku i po raz pierwszy zobaczył na żywo, jak lata latawiec. Spotkaliśmy też dwukrotnie lisa, widzieliśmy jak po polu czmycha w podskokach dziki zając i kilka razy popatrzyliśmy sobie w oczy sarenek. Wspaniała kolekcja latawcy i gier planszowych czeka na miejscu. Dostępna też PYSZNA KAWA oraz trzy rozmiary kawiarek, które wszystkie wykorzystywaliśmy w zależności od stanu kofeinowego głodu letników. Z dodatkowych atrakcji dla dwulatka - codzienne popołudniowe podlewanie kwiatków i warzyw. Obszerna kolekcja lektur dla dużych i małych (mój mały kazał sobie codziennie czytać książkę o uczuciach). Uczucie dominujące na urlopie: błogość. Polecam i już tęsknię!

Host: Ewa
2023-06-15

Pani Natalio....dziekuje. Bardzo...jestem po prostu wzruszona...a ta książka o uczuciach należy do moich ulubionych, choć nie jestem juz przecież dzieckiem...:)


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